A TikTok video that appears to satirize anti-migrant hysteria in Aurora has been seized on by conservatives as proof of the gang’s activities.

As of Friday, police have no evidence that any of the men are connected to any specific gang, including Tren de Aragua, a Venezuelan gang that has a presence in the metro area, Aurora police Lt.

Aurora Police Chief Todd Chamberlain claimed that Venezuelan migrant gang activity in some apartment buildings in the city is 'not an immigration issue' during a presser on Friday.

Police previously said they'd identified 10 people with ties to the Tren de Aragua gang. They provided more details Wednesday.

Aurora Police Chief Todd Chamberlain was just sworn in last week, after rumors about Venezuelan gangs taking over Aurora had grabbed national attention.

AURORA | Police have one man in custody, issued arrest warrants for two more suspects, and are searching for three other unidentified men in connection with last month’s viral video showing six armed men storming a northwest Aurora building and entering an apartment.

The Aurora Police Department hosted a press conference on Friday covering updates on the armed suspected gang members seen in a surveillance video that went viral last month.

The Aurora Police Department said it has no evidence that the people seen on video entering an apartment with a gun are involved with any gang, specifically the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua.